N. Krupskaya

To Lenin’s Mother

Written:27 September, 1902. Letter sent from Munich to PodolskPublished:1929 in the journalProletarshaya Revolyufsiya No. 11Printed from the original.Source:Lenin
Collected Works, Progress Publishers, 1977, Moscow,Volume 37, pages 604-605.Translated/Edited:George H. Hanna and Robert Daglish.Transcription/Markup:D. WaltersPublic Domain:Lenin Internet Archive 2008. 	You may freely copy, distribute, display and perform this work; as well as make derivative and 	commercial works. Please credit “Marxists Internet Archive” as the source/editing/transcription/markup information noted above.

Dear Maria Alexandrovna,

It is a long time since we had a letter from you and I am beginning to get seriously worried..,. How are you keeping? Where is Anya now? If she is still with you, give her a lot of kisses for me. What about Manyasha? Have you got decently fixed up, have you rented a suitable apartment?

We are all well. This is a wonderful autumn and Volodya and I often go out in the country. Mother is gradually getting used to the new surroundings, although she does not like big cities. She sends her regards to all. I embrace you fondly, you and Manyasha, and Anyuta, too, if she is with you.

Yours,Nadya